The Most Fundamental Motive Is to Move from a Sense

question 13

Multiple Choice

The most fundamental motive is to move from a sense of inferiority to one of superiority, which includes

• A) love, belonging, and competence.
• B) belonging, significance, acceptance.
• C) competence, belonging, and significance.
• D) love, significance, and acceptance.
• E) acceptance, love, and belonging.

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